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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4170170, member: 1969"]
I think Brooklyn also has to worry about falling to #9 as much as moving up to #6.

At #7/#8, they will get two chances to win one game to continue, which they will.
At #9/#10, they have to win 2 "win or go home" games, which is certainly not an envious position no matter how good you are.

Brooklyn could be in flux for another handful of games... that will leave them with 20 games to catchup to Boston who is 3 games ahead now and Toronto who is 1.5 games ahead.    Boston and Toronto are trending hot, at a combined 17-3 their last 20 games combined.    I think it is very unlikely that Brooklyn catch both of them... certainly one, but not both.

The most likely scenario for Brooklyn to me is #7/#8.  And that is a really bad scneario for whomever is seeded #1 or #2 in the East.

If Brooklyn runs into some new injury issues however for a few weeks then #9 becomes a concern.   I think its possible one of Atlanta and Charlotte could have a good sretch to end the season.
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